Rwanda, like any other sovereign nation, possesses its own distinct people, language, culture, leadership, and other defining attributes. Similar to numerous African nations, Rwanda's historical trajectory has been significantly shaped by its colonial past, impacting its governance, legal framework, economic progress, social dynamics, and various other facets of Rwandan life.

Colonial powers pursued a deliberate strategy of dividing the Rwandan population to maintain control and prevent unity against their rule. This approach ultimately contributed to the tragic genocide against the Tutsi in 1994.

I mention this not merely as a history lesson, but to underscore that Rwandans are cognizant of their past and are not easily influenced by external attempts to shape their destiny. It is essential for those who presume to speak for Rwanda to understand that Rwandans are well-aware of their history and are the architects of their own future.

Moreover, it's crucial to recognize the transformative leadership, spearheaded by President Kagame and the RPF-Inkotanyi party which played a pivotal role in rescuing Rwanda from its darkest moments, elevating it to new heights, and steering it away from the label of a "failed state."

Our President continues to demonstrate unwavering dedication to the well-being of the Rwandan people, tirelessly working towards their collective advancement.

Achievements beyond statistics

When speaking of Rwanda’s achievements, it is not enough to just mention them, but to truly understand that these accomplishments represent more than words, figures or statistics. Rwanda’s achievements represent the rebirth of a nation, of a people, and of hope: